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Rooms & Views
This family room features a balcony and an en-suite bath or shower. Bedrooms offer a flat-screen TV with satellite chann…
This twin or family room has an en-suite bath and shower. Bedrooms offer a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a des…
This room features an en-suite bath and shower. Bedrooms offer a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a desk, and tea…
Boasting a sea view, this room has an en-suite bath and shower. Bedrooms offer a flat-screen TV with satellite channels,…
Boasting a sea view this room has an en-suite bath or shower. Bedrooms offer a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a…
This double room features a balcony and an en-suite bath or shower. Bedrooms offer a flat-screen TV with satellite chann…
This double room has an en-suite bath or shower. Bedrooms offer a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a desk, and te…
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Restaurants nearby
- Lympstone Manor★ Michelin Local chef Michael Caines is behind this tastefully restored Grade II listed Georgian house, which sits in peaceful grounds dotted with sculptures. In summer, the pretty veranda makes the perfect place for a drink before you enjoy the sophisticated, well-balanced cooking. Michael's experience and abundant technical skill shine through in classical dishes elevated by his fine judgement and exceptional produce – such as Sladesdown duck with an exemplary jus providing great complexity of flavour. The bedrooms are beautifully furnished and some even come with a firepit and hot tub.5.4km
- The Galley In the older part of this delightful town, not far from the River Exe, you'll find this cosy, rustic bistro that comes with a cheery atmosphere. Seafood from the southwest coastline is the primary focus of the fixed-price menu, sometimes paired with punchy accompaniments and global influences. Examples could include the likes of tiger prawn wontons with crispy leeks or Cornish octopus with salsa verde, potato rosti and picked shallots. If you aren’t a local, this taste of the region will make you wish you were one.9.7km
- Salutation Inn This characterful 1720s coaching inn has a surprisingly contemporary interior, which is matched by its understated bedrooms. Take your seat in either the intimate dining room or in the airy, glass-covered historic courtyard – the perfect spot for a sunny afternoon. In the evening, choose between a tasting menu and a seasonally themed à la carte, where the colourful modern dishes are well-judged and nicely balanced. Be sure to pick up some goodies from their deli and wet fish shop on your way out.9.9km
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Attractions nearby
- Powderham Castle Grade I listed historic house museum in Teignbridge, United Kingdom5.4km
- A La Ronde Heritage Museum in South West England, United Kingdom5.8km
- Castle Dyke Iron Age hill fort situated between Chudleigh and Dawlish in Devon, England, UK5.7km
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